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National Logistics & Distribution Conference

United States, Las Vegas - 8th and 9th February 2006
Don't Gamble With Your Distribution Dollars

Educational and innovative solution sessions focused specifically on logistics and distribution operations. This conference provides the tools and techniques you need to improve your logistics and distribution knowledge, solution development and operating performance.

Topics:

NETWORK STRATEGY
REAL ESTATE
DC DESIGN & ORDER FULFILLMENT
WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
RFID
Keynote Address: "Lessons in Leadership and Management of the Supply Chain"
Delivered By: William "Gus" Pagonis
Retired Three Star General, US Army, Sr. VP, Supply Chain Management, Sears

Breakfast Keynote: "Supply Chain Trends"
Delivered By: David Maloney
Special Projects Editor, DC Velocity
Date(s)
8th and 9th February 2006
Venue
Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel
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